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Topic: Link: Northamtonshire Regiments. (Read 3702 times)
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Geoff Chew
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The Northamptonshire Regiment page seems to have moved to
http://regiments.org/regiments/uk/inf/048Nhant.htm
And there is a page for the Northamptonshire Yeomanry (18th century) at
http://regiments.org/regiments/uk/volmil-england/vcav/northants.htm
And for the Royal Anglian Regiment at
http://regiments.org/regiments/uk/inf/009RAR.htm
and for the sake of completeness, dealing with the last decade, the East of England Regiment at
http://regiments.org/regiments/uk/volmil-england/vinf-ea/99EEng.htm
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Northants: CHEW, TEBBUTT, RAGSDALE, WILSON, BAKER, FRENCH, CUMBERLAND Cumberland: BIRKETT, HODGSON, ROBINSON, TODHUNTER, TOLSON Angus: DAND, LOW London: CHEW, CHADWICK, PERRIN Surrey: CHADWICK, GARRET South Africa: JEFFREY, JEFFERIES, BIRKETT, CHEW, COMRIE, WALKER, DAND, MACPHERSON, SMITH Wilts: BULLOCK, JEFFERIES Census transcriptions are Crown Copyright from www.NationalArchives.gov.uk------------------------------------------------------------- |
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seahall
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I am not sure about that.
Stebie9173 and yourself are the whizzies and I have small limited knowledge. 
Credit where credit due.
Sandy
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seahall
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It's has increased.
Your fav link  http://www.northants-familytree.net/soldier%20index.htm
And of course Kay from TGWF.
That's 5 any more.
Which ever way plenty to assist about Northants Soldiers,
and ones that served in other Counties and other Countries too.
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« Last Edit: Wednesday 25 February 09 16:51 UTC (UK) by seahall »
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seahall
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Since putting the previous link which is for the
Northampton Independent Soldier Index
there is now a new link to the
Borough Of Northampton Roll Of Honour - World War One
it is in Pdf formats and downloadable.
http://www.rootschat.com/links/05ql
If any of you whizzies know the "group numbering" let us
know as I am sure it would be of interest to others here also.
Sandy
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forester
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Sandy,
This is what I meant about Occupational Groups:
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seahall
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Hi Phil
Just read your P.M.
So did I get it right.
Thanks for explaining even if it was to a novice.
Although what you said made sense to me. I think.
Sandy
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forester
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Sandy,
You explained it better than me. 
Don't forget that it is only my best guess though.
Phil
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seahall
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Thanks Phil.
Must be all the transcribing I do. LOL.
Much appreciated truly.
Sandy
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forester
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A couple more I found:
A chauffeur in Group 34
A fitter and turner in Group 26
Phil
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seahall
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Okay Phil.
That is looking good.
So where do we find an original army list of groups then.
Sandy
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seahall
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Morning Phil
I see the "Oracle" was about yet he hasn't given us his ideas 
Being an ex Northampton Man I thought it would have been right up his street.
How about calling him over for his advice.
Sandy
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